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I was a truck driver in Australia for ten years. This is the most unsettling thing that ever happened to me.

1102 upvotes • r/nosleep

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Γεια σας Έλληνες φίλοι! I am editing a copy of the Iliad for a friend, and I could use your help.

2 upvotes • r/GREEK

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How is it that “Mein Kampf”, which clearly outlined Hitler’s plans to displace Slavic people for “lebensraum”, was a best seller in Germany - and yet somehow nobody in the USSR took notice that the leader of Nazi Germany was clearly advertising his desire to eventually invade?

1 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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Could a planet hypothetically have a ring system (like Saturn or Uranus) composed mostly of matter that is in a liquid state? If this is possible, would this liquid ring have any notable effect (compared to a ring of mostly solid objects) on the planet?

1 upvotes • r/askscience

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The atmosphere and ocean share many similarities due to the fact that they are both massive collections of fluid, such as currents, waves (in clouds) and so on. Do these similarities extend into the ocean experiencing its own underwater "weather" systems?

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I was a truck driver in Australia for ten years. This is the most unsettling thing that ever happened to me.	1102	nosleep
Γεια σας Έλληνες φίλοι! I am editing a copy of the Iliad for a friend, and I could use your help.	2	GREEK
How is it that “Mein Kampf”, which clearly outlined Hitler’s plans to displace Slavic people for “lebensraum”, was a best seller in Germany - and yet somehow nobody in the USSR took notice that the leader of Nazi Germany was clearly advertising his desire to eventually invade?	1	AskHistorians
Could a planet hypothetically have a ring system (like Saturn or Uranus) composed mostly of matter that is in a liquid state? If this is possible, would this liquid ring have any notable effect (compared to a ring of mostly solid objects) on the planet?	1	askscience
The atmosphere and ocean share many similarities due to the fact that they are both massive collections of fluid, such as currents, waves (in clouds) and so on. Do these similarities extend into the ocean experiencing its own underwater "weather" systems?	1	askscience